Fort Branch mother and daughter sentenced in COVID-19 fraud case

October 28, 2021 — Two Fort Branch, Indiana women have been sentenced in connection with a well-organized Nigerian fraud ring exploiting the COVID-19 crisis to commit large-scale fraud against state unemployment insurance programs.

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